Woodlan Senior High School - Arrow Yearbook (Woodburn, IN)

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r T: W Queens Court and Escorts: Fay Yoder, Ricky Gerig, Regina Hans, Lawerence Gingerich, Marsha Coblentz, Dean Gerbers, Regina Gerig, Steve Miller, Kim Walton, Chadd Hermann, Brenda Yoder, and Jay Kammeyer await the final decision as to who will be Homecoming Queen of ' 79. Mark Hoeppner, Scott Hamm, and Stan Hoffman create their own version of Two Bits! Steve Miller beams proudly as Marsha Coblentz and Dean Gerbers, display their approval of Homecoming Queen choice, while Regina Gerig is crowned by last year ' s queen Kathy Malfait. Jeff Tracey finds that wearing a Mexican Sombrero can present problems while opening his locker. p

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-.« hl . k Vicki Becker, Deborah Michael, Becky Miller, Jill Thiele and Cynthia Witte display their spirit by a bee-bopping around the clock on fifties-day. Homecoming creates spirited week Fifties Day, Hat and Button Day, Kinky Hair Day and Blue-n-White Day helped to kick-off Spirit Week. Along with decora- ting halls, these hair- brained activities aided in firing-up the student body and football team for the upcoming game against Norwell. Norwell fought a vicious game; the Warriors ' victorious spirit took over with a 24-0 victory over the Knights. Winners of the Spirit Week competition were: 50 ' s Day, Jrs.; Hat-n- Button Day, Frosh.; Kinky Hair Day, Soph.; T-Shirt Day, Jrs.; Blue- n-White Day, Srs.; Hall Decoration, Frosh. Rodney Strautman ' s face triumphed over the crowd during the pep ses- sion as his co-workers, Mark James, Conn Hermann, Marlise Stieglitz and Todd Anderson, observe their masterpiece. 14 SpiritWeek

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Seniors don their caps and gowns as practice is about to begin. Dean Herndon leads the class to the graduation march. On May 22, 7:30 p.m., 130 members of the senior class filed into the Woodlan gym for the 1979 commencement exer- cise. Marlene Everson then sang the Invoca- tion, and Reverend Wayne Goldsmith delivered the Baccalaurate Address. Other speakers included Gladys Stutzman, vale- dictorian, Janet Warner, salutatorian, and the Reverend Donald Gerig. The class chose the red rose as the class flower, light blue, dark blue and white as the class colors, and The Best Prophet of the Future is the Past as their motto. Mr. DeWayne Heckley and Mr. Thomas Kurtz presented the diplomas. When each senior had re- cieved their diplomas the class turned their tassles, declaring their graduation from Woodlan. The Class of 79 de- parted towards the fu- ture, looking at the past. Patricia Till and Stephen Ehinger concentrate on their next step as they proceed up the aisle. Jerry Bush and Keith Greathouse assist the seniors as they line up to take their seats.